Condition overview · Orthopedics
Pain in the hip, low back, or sacroiliac joint often comes from a combination of joint, ligament, and nerve sources. The therapies below are chosen to address whichever is driving your symptoms, and we frequently combine them in one visit.
Therapies for this condition
Most hip / back / SI patients benefit from more than one mechanism, a joint injection plus ligament support, or a joint injection plus nerve decompression. We sequence them in the same visit when appropriate.
01 · Platelet-rich plasma
Blood-derived · in-office · 60–90 min
Concentrated platelets and growth factors from your own blood, prepared in our lab and delivered into the target tissue under ultrasound guidance. The most-studied autologous biologic across orthopedic indications.
02 · Ligament & joint stabilization
Dextrose-based · stimulates ligament repair
A series of small injections of a dextrose solution into ligaments and entheses, intended to stimulate a local repair response and improve passive joint stability. Useful where laxity, not cartilage, is the dominant issue.
03 · Peripheral nerve · entrapment relief
Ultrasound-guided · low-density PRP or D5W
Fluid is introduced under ultrasound guidance to separate a peripheral nerve from surrounding adhesions, decompressing entrapment and supporting the nerve's local environment. Often combined with PRP.
04 · Cellular therapy · adipose
Adipose-derived · same-day · image-guided
For the arthritic hip joint specifically, your own fat, microfragmented the same day and delivered into the joint under image guidance. A dense autologous cell source that also adds a cushioning scaffold.
Is this you?
A clear, condition-specific candidacy brief, so you can come to consultation already knowing where you stand and what to ask. If another path will serve you better, we'll point you to it.
